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The Cook's Book of Everything

By Lulu Grimes

Published 2009

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Native to Europe and western Asia and related to anise, caraway has an aromatic, pungent flavour. Popular in German and Austrian cooking, as well as in Tunisia, where it is essential for harissa. The elongated seeds are used in breads, especially rye breads, seed cakes, cheeses and savoury dishes such as goulashes and cabbage dishes. It is available as seeds or ground.

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